Remy Bader criticized weight loss surgery after “lying”

Remy BathThe last revelation about the weight loss surgery in 2023 has sparked a gunfire on social media, while expressing mixed reactions to the effect of the influencer to maintain the special procedure so far.

In a new episode of “Khloé in Wonder Land” Podcast, Remi Bade shared that she had a single vowel from the twelve vowel with stomach removal, an intensive surgery that included the removal of “80 percent of her stomach”.

This procedure led to weight loss for “more than 140 lbs in less than a year”, and the 30 -year -old creator revealed in an interview with self magazine.

But while some Parir praised the openness, others criticized the timing of her announcement and accused her of misleading her followers for several months.

“I prevented many people who asked this in her comments for several months,” one of them commented on a The sixth page Tiktok clip.

Another books, “The part that made people crazy is that she tried to make it look like it worked and ate properly and then prevented anyone who called her on this topic.”

Many users described the effect of the influencer as “lying” and “strange”, as one person goes to the extent that it was “shining all of its fans.”

However, others came to Badr’s defense, to remind critics that the decisions surrounding health and body image are deeply personal.

One of the fans wrote: “It is a personal choice to share intimate details.”

Another added, “She did not even tell anyone. She owes her followers (nothing).”

A third hesitated, “Weight care is health care and it deserves privacy so that it is ready to participate.”

In her conversation with selfBadr opened about physical and emotional losses from her recovery.

She described weeks of vomiting after surgery and admitted that she had fallen into “deep depression”. The model also expressed his surprise quickly. She said, “I didn’t think this would be quickly.” “I never wanted to be this size.”

Before surgery, Badr explores other weight loss options, including OzemPIC.

Previously participated on “Not thin but not fat.” Podcasts in January 2023 it took the medicine, but it eventually stopped because “the hill became much worse” after that.

Tiktok has long dealt with the general scrutiny of her body.

In September 2023, her followers told tears in a video clip that she was no longer publicly talking about her weight due to the size of the “funny” comments she received.

“I try not to really look at the intermediate objects online as much as I can because it really provides my mental health,” I started in the long clip. “(But) There was a ridiculous amount of shame in the body … Saying things like a larger amount or the amount of weight you gained.”

“I felt could be useful for people with similar conflicts, but I decided tonight that I couldn’t do it,” she said. “My health journey will now be my work. Violation of someone and the way they look at every disgusting day.”

Badr added that the people who show these harmful comments are not a kind of people you want in their corner anyway.

“You can pretend that you want to be good for me, but in reality people want the worst for me, and it is fun to continue to ridicule me and do so publicly,” I participated, while emphasizing her commitment to give priority to “better” decisions for her mental and physical health.

“It is really difficult to see this every day,” she said crying in crying as she was talking.

Badr’s disclosure sparked the debate about transparency, privacy and pressure as a public figure in the digital age. While some feel misleading, others urge sympathy, while emphasizing that healing and health, physical and emotional, are rarely written or simple.